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It would bo wise for thiate tif you
- who have Gooseberry ,E41111 Cureant bustle.,
So be on tile wetch for whet is kuown as I
the
urrant Worm
vdti,i, no qniekly este off the helves eel
of course deenoye all prespeete of good .
fruit. An ueeal we lave bought n •up.
ply of
.Pure Helleborc
Which we guarantee to deetroy theee
worms when Used as directed. It would
be well to secure some at onee so as to be
„ ready for them.
Are yen going to paper your house
this eaeon e If eo we will be pleaeed to
supply you with faehionable Wall Papere
at right plieee.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, ..te.
DRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
some -nate ExTENKO- N W. O. & D.
Trains infr, Brussels - Station, North
and South, as follows;
Goma- SorTn. (-Mixt; Ni'
Ateti n:53 ere, .. .
Express norteffin, 1:13 p.m.
0..15 pan. Express ....., n.13 p.to.
ro tat '41 cto'4ff cm 5.
Z.
0. chiel's emang ye takin' notee,
An faith he'll prent it.
Coexem meeting next 'Monday evening
in the Council chamber.
etters, in advance, securee Tiff
Poor for the balance of le92. Subscribe
now.
'linings and scarlet fever continue to
caper around the homes of some of cur
residents.
Tiff; dog poisoner is at work in Belie -
eels again aud more than one eaniee has
gone to dogdotn.
ANOTHER car of pig, was sbipped from
Brussels station on Monday of this weeir
by Messrs. Heffernan, Bawtinheimer aud
Jewitt.
R. A. Mcnteet, of London, was in
town this week pushing the circulation of
the Daily A.dvertiser of tint city. The
papers will reach Brussels en the 11:52
C. m. train.
PMermarEit FmutOw talks of building
up the vacancy between W. 51. MoCrack•
en's block and the present postoffice this
season. He has the stone on the ground
mow for the foundetion.
D. C. Ross and family have taken
possession of the commodious briok resi-
dence reeently,nnrchased from Dr. T. G.
Holmes. Tie Pose wishes them many
years of happiness and prosperity in their
new home.
Selene derangements of the stomach
and bowels may often be corrected by
taking only one of Ayers Pills. Through
not haying the pills at hand your disorder
increases and a regular fit of sickness
follows. ,,For the want of a nail the
sboe was lost," etc.
TEE editor of TEE Pose hereby teak-
nowledges the receipt of many congratu-
latory letters and notioes from his brother
quill drivers concerning the Reeveship
election. In this oonnecton it may. not
be out of plaoe to state that the matenty
was 52 instead of 50, the vote at No. 1
being 77 and 53, instead of 77-55.
J. D. Emmy, Robt. Watt and a, Uarrie
were away at Hespeler, Preston and
other towns giving the citizens of these
planes an opportunity of witnessing a
practical test of the Ronald steam fire
engines. No town will make a mistake
that purchases one of these excellent
machines.
TEEEE are nore cases of sickness and
death from diseased kidneys than from !
all other diseaees combined. It is your ,
own fault if you allow your kidneys to I
remain in an unhealthy condition when
the euro is at hand. Dodd's Kidney Pills '
are guaranteed to cure the worst eases.
11 eoste bit litile• h • l
They are for sale by all druggists toid
dealers or by mail on receipt of 50 cents,
or 6 boxes for e9.50. Write for book
oiled Kidney Talk.
Hemeemete—On Tueeday of last week
Wro. Mose, barnees miler of Brussels, .
and Mies Jane, daughter et Thos. Pierce,
of the same place, were united in mao.
riage in the rectory, Bayfield, by Rev. G.
Newton. After a etort visit with the ;
groorn's relatives Mr. and Mee, Mose ,
drove back to Brassele mud seithd down ;
to the joys Of Married life. A large ;
cirele of friends with them many years
of happiness in their new relation.
Srn.yr Prem.—Postmaster Forme is
the local agent for a combined spray
limp to be used in spraying fruit trees,
vines, buehes ttud wieentbles. It is esti• !
ranted that the exteut of the damage done .
to the fruit trees and vinee in the United ,
States by insects and lunette, disease each
year will reach four huudred million dole
tars ; in which event it is time trdne
mailed was clevieed to avoid this heavy
loon, which is most felt by the growers in
years of sorcity, The scarcer the fruit
is the more we need to contend with in -
WA, This is no doubt atieountable for ,
the short supply last year to a very great !
extent, In Europe these remedies( leve ;
been neer for live yeareor mole and them
application there is now tamest univerna.
10 Switzerlaud a law was recently paseed
compelling grapetgrowers to splay their
vines,
THE BRUSSELS POST
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Tile teirth will be the greatest dieta nee ! hie old friends and noighbore turning out I
Ir om tee emi 00 the morniag 5 July 6.. to pay their last tribute of reepeet 11 hit
ltotteite Alineenoett has Ilia root on I remains. The ittdeeet (if the ithuen wag 1
Po•ttiei•ue. Ferrowei new r. si.lonee IVA in Stroefore on Avon, lenelamtl, li
is rieetitet the ititerted deeertinent now. It130, and came to Celled:I when a boy,
Rea, It. Pon, amp bee the Methodist utllii li llowiels Townshio. About•
ASSETel,
°handl pulpit next Sunday in the absences I eighteen years ago he removed to Stmt. CAPITAL (Authorized)
of tie, o)stor who is attending Confer' I ford, DM. coming west to Virden in
P111',
lase, in ortier to ether,. effilleient land for
a growing up Wilily, of boys. He wee
always known as itn honest, industrious,
Upright man, and Was a consistent mem.
bee of the Mt theliet Chtztele The f
eral ser ull-
vmes were concliloted itt bin late
re9itienue, 5 10.20, by Rev. Dr. Fraeldin,
and a funeral sermon will be prottelied on
Smelly in the Methodist plough, Virden,
by the peetor, Rev. A, Androwe, Ile
leaven tt widow, four some and a dangle
ter, Mae W. F. Holrth, of Virdeu, tO
mown his 1069.
JAmIlinos oN Foun ini..• -On There.
day evening of lest week in Knox church,
Iffuesels, Mra. JitlniesOn, widow of Bev,
mr. jamieson lately a iniesionary in
Formosa, lectured on el'ormose," to a
hirge and interceded audience. She
indicated by itid of a map, at the outset,
the geographical outline of the country,
praieed it fertility and natural beauty,
um! gave a vivid idea of the inemners and
customs of the people. Mrs. Jemieson
made no preteneimis to delivering a
steted address, but simply related what
idle saw, been' and felt about Formosa,
She paid a high compliment to the
energy, faithfolness and Ohnstian spirit
of Rev. Dr. MacKay, the founder and
present moving spirit of the mission.
The difficulties which Dr. MacKay had
to encounter were very great, but he has,
by almost supernatural energy, overcome
all obstacles, and now there are Christian
places of worship aud fully two thousend
cenverts on the Island of Formosa. Mrs.
Jamieson emphasized the great difficulty
in mastering the language and geve
illustrations witieh showed that the same
word, by vocalization, might convey a
dozen widely different and oftentimes
rithoulons meenings from that intended
to be conveyed by the speaker. The ex-
treme arrogance of the people is a great
hindrauce to the work of the missionary
in Formosa, The people regard with
supreme contempt the presumption of
Europeans teaching them and attempting
to get them to worship the le,uropean
god "Jesue" for they ask "have we not
had history, literature and religion
centuries prior to any European country,
and was not (thine the world's centre 3"
11 10 extremely diffionit to conVinos the
Chino° that Jesus is the world's Saviour,
that he is any other than the god of the
European. Superstition and heathenism
are the greet hindrances to the Gospel,
these are =vent in Formosa, but Mrs.
Jamieson is coulident the Lord is at work
in thet oountry, aud though the present
is the day of small things comparatively,
there is a brighter future in store for the
inhabitants of the Island. Mrs. Jamie-
son sang in the language of Formes&
with much feeling and taste, one of our
well known goepel hymns. Rev. Mr.
Millar occupied tbe ohair. Rev. J. Ross,
B. A. and Rev. S. Joues were also
present.
,Tim 3, 1892
OP C,IX/D,I, 1 YOU WA NT
=reee....a.=Zex 7.7:ra= eeeteeet.
OFFICE, - TORONTO.
HEAL)
Tun 112)1 000 outon 0 gurmatting
tem last Freley nieht and raid their
reepeete Jemets Bargese, W. Moo and
Itev. W. P. le.er mei their bridee, eeettee.
fleetly,
Tee II tee1 6,11 Ed ill), eoutpsv.1
of Iirns.sels jtivenileg, nre prep trine fey a
miteli 111, 0 eindler team leoin Shimee
-edited ..0 Seta, day, Juee ilth, ou Vic-
toria lee It.
W. le 'few it aol Robt. Roy, Mailu np
the Latter). for the Monkton beet. ball
team at 511,01001 en the Queon's
day, It is lutrilly etneesery to say that
the Moukton °Mb won the id t prize.
W. M. SINcLAili has purchased the
cottage on Turuberry street from D. C.
Boss, paying 5800 tor the same, It is a
neat, cosy place told in first-class order.
'Mr. Sinclair an.1 family will take posses.
Sion at (MOM
OWNLue of cows who do not keep them
an encloeure at night will, more then
likely, find them cued Inc in the Village
Pound. Dont blame tiny person but
youreelf if it 19 uo fer you aro aware of
the by law beteg in force.
A emeriti!. euriosity ie on eehibitien at
Tint Pose Pobliehing House in the Amps
ole basewnol stick on which it good
sized limb is attached securely at both
ends. The tree grew on the farm of
James Turnbull, Grey township.
lr iseaid that one of our citizens quiet-
ly sid out of town the other night leaving
sundry bele dee grocers, butchers, etc.,
unsettled. This is auether proof of the
necessity of a straight cosh bnoiness be-
ing done by every mau in the place.
Fon several years past a gentleman in
nodule, N. H., has been in the habit of
taking Ayer•e Sarsaparilla to toue up his
system prop,retory to the heated term.
tie tines flee this medicine relieves the
tired feeling so prevalent during spring
and early simmer.
1. erneneo ground for refuse from
yards, ashes, em., hag been secured on
Jno. Broadfoot'e farm, just west of Brae-
' eels, on Queen strot. People should et -
tend to the remove' of rubbish at once
aud thereby comply with the terms and
conditions of the Board oE Health.
D. Home has taken full charge of the
furuiture store recently managed by R.
' elalcolm, and himself in the Stuale block
and is now prepared to receive the public,
He Mee hes the hearse and undertaking
deeartment in connection. Mr. Hogg is
O steady going mau who will pay close
attention to businese and should do web.
Some boys and half grown young man
have been in the habit of annoying
certain elderly people at their respective
residences. Their names are known and
if their pranks are not stopped an exam-
ple will be made of theui by a call before
the magistrate after a night in the
"cooler." Rowdyism will not be permit-
ted lu Brussels and the sooner these
youths understand it tbe better for them-
selves.
CDINTox News -Record says ;—A letter
over the siguature of X. Y. Z., dated at
ellutOn May 24th, appears in the sport-
ing columns of last Saturday's Mail
and gives onr popular townsman, Dr.
Shaw, the credit of having inveuted and
brought into secteessful operation on at -
MAIM= IN May. --An interesting event
occurred at the resier to of Henry
Taman, Blyth, ou Wed, =witty afternoon
el last week when Jaime Burgees, oldest
San 01 Samuel Burgess, of Brilesels, and
Mies Ellen Taman were united in the
holy estate of matrimony. Rev. A. Mc-
Lean preformed the oerernony it ortIto.
dox fashion. Miss Sarah Taman, of
Detroit, a cousin of the bride, wag HA
bridesmaid and Roderick MoKay, of
Brussels supported the groom. The
wedding gifts were of a valuable Charan.
ter. Mr. Burgess and bride left lout their
borne in the evening followed by many
expressfone of good Wishes for their
lutttre heppfness While galling Over the
Matrimonial oft.
Business Locals.
Fon your photos go to Strong's, over
Standard Bank.
Fon first.olass photos go to Perry's,
next to Anieriean Hotel.
'enure, the high-class photographer,
tacluneot whereby a bicyclist May jrtnap next to American Hotel.
hurdle., or any obstruction as handily as 0AM1AGE and oanliflower plants for sale
an English hunter. It is operated by a at E. Varooe's, BrlISSelfi.
slight pressure of the hand on the brake TrioNBS and valises, good assortment,
and a pressure of the feet on the pedals. vary oheep at H. Dennis.'
It further claims that E. E. Barrow of Doer forget Baby Day at H. J. Strong's
the leloisons Bank in hie first mount on Photo Gallery, June 70.
the Shaw machine performed the feat of Fon finely finished photos go to
Jumping over the tewn pomp—platfoem Perry, 11111 10 Amerieitn Hotel.
and all ; aud that the machine will with Mean no ritistalte but go to Perry for
ease elute a hurdle six feet high and at your photos, next to American Hotel.
the same time cover the same distance ALL photos made by Perry are well
ou the ground, It is to be patented, We finished and warranted to give ambient.
heertily oongratulato the Dr. and hope tion,
he will not go out of town to have this Jun arrived a, lino range of Baby car.
new and valuable attachment manufao- riages which will be sold at reasonable
tared. rates. le. Dennis.
Deem oe 0 PIONEEIL—We are called H. J. STnOso is going to photograph
upon to record the death of one of the all babies two yeere of age and under on
most highly respected residents of this June 75h, free of charge,
section and one who enjoyed to the fullest ONE firseelass new baggy for sale,
extent the confidence, goodwill and built by Walker ett Ewan. Will be sold
esteem of all who know him. We refer at a bargain. I. O. RICHARDS.
to Thos. Hoare, of the Ind con. of East Hee fork found. Owner may have it
Wawanosh, who passed away on Friday by proving property and paying for this
evening, !May 20th, after it slinet illness. advt. TUB PoST Publishing House.
Deceased laid always enjoyed good health Cete and see our single harness, extra
until a few mouths ago when he suffered value, tickle silver, only $15, warranted
from an attack of grippe. Ho seemed to never to rust. Also black mounted at
recover, but the effects on hie system 512. L O. RuniAtina.
were too much to stand and he passed. 1 PLAIN SEWINO.-1\ITS. 5. 0. Sttlith is
from grave to glory at the age of 72 years, prepared to do plain sewing at her home
Born in Kent, Eitifland, ha emigrated to ,I over the postoffice. Children's clothing
tbis country when qnite young and re. ! a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
mined in Toronto for about a yea:, after ; BRIM< house, web finished inside,
whieli he located in the village of Acton ! with 1acre of land for sale, eligibly lo.
and worked at his trade of carpenter and I Wed on the corner of Turnbeny and
wagon maker for about eight years. In Queen streets. Price and terms made
WO he mane west, having previortely I known on application to
pnrchased from the crown the land on . Acro, MeLeeetwe Brussels.
which he has since resided. For fully I WELL -MOOING AND Dnrreeno.—George
50 yeses he bee been closely identifica 13irt hes all the neeeesary machinery for
with the Methodist chureh as a eines- I digging and drilliu wells and is proper.
leader aud 0.0. teeebev, being reaticular- I ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
ly well versed 10 deetrine and seripthro, in a way that Will ineure satisfaction,
tits fles• religious training having been Wells cleaned out and put in proper
received Com Rev, M. Willoughby one share. Terms reasonable, Residence
of the pioneers of Methodism in this second door nortli of the bridge, west
country, Hie funeral took place on Mon. side 01 Turnberry se, !Brussole. 04.11
day, May 23rd, service being held in the CocititANE & JonN9Tok, marble menu -
Methodist church, Auburn, e.ntl it very lecturers, are now MMus.; orders for
'ergo number followed the remains to apring delivery in their line. As hereto --
Westfield eemetecy for interment. His fore all workmenship and (Adore trusted
wife, three sons and seven daughters sur. to their care will be put up in the most
yive him, Two of his sons—Geo. and approved !style end setisfantion waren-
Cornolins—reside near Clinton ; four of teed in every case. Anybody requiring
the daughters are married, being Mrs. S. anything in their line of trade it would
Ifarrison, Belgrave ; Mrs. A. Garr, West. be well for them to sea their designs and
field ; Mrs. Geo. Tyndall, Chatham ; anti prioee before making their purchases.
Mrs. J. Chepmen, Chillwhack, B. C. Shop opposite Qum's hotel stables.
epee Hoare, milliner, Brooke ie also it, BANDY BoAn CAurfi.—H, Williams et
, daughter of the deceaeed gentleman. Son have received two iiew kinds of
! OUIT.—The Virden (Manitoba) Obroni. patent road cane, manufactured by the
! ele, of May 26, speaks 011 follows of the Gent -moque Carriage Go They are dell-
. deceitee ef a brother of Miss Blakeman's, act the e Be Lawrence" and ',Menlo
. of this place e—It is our painful duty to Loge" and are extra fine rigs. Tbo "file
' mooed thie week, the death of Thos. Lawrence" has It finely finished body
. Blakeman, ono of the pioneer :settlers oi suspended on two eliptio twinge, body
the Virden District, at the comparatively not contented with sliafts. Dont bay be-
,
cerly age of 61 yore end 8 months, Tho fore seeing them as the prime are right.
deoettsed up to three or four days prior to Call at our show rooms.
! hie death was in hie usual health and 15, leVIDMAMI & Sow.
1 spirits and going about his usual commit. MIMI WILLIAMS it Sot are haedling the
! Mon. On lerichty el latit week he went oelebreted Gananogne Carriage Ootn•
to bed, fooling slightly indieposed and pany's buggies, whioh for style, work-
; oomplaining of a pain in his side which manship end price cannot be. surnassed.
1 developed into inflammation of the Mega They have one on exhibition at their
1 Mediae aid was defied in but withonb show room, Mill etasee and oat proem°
I avail and he grew avidly worse, his ill. any Styled rig you demo. You ean boy
nese terminating in death on Monday at from 10 boll pot' cent cheaper from them
Iil o'01001t, The funeral whioh took plum than elsewhere and every rig is gatemen.
to the Virden (Amatory on Wednesdey teed to give the best of satisfaction, Opel
, efts:3000n was one of the largest over in and see theft whether you went to buy
t
0500 in this distriet, is large number of
oe not,
(501'01 loiil1icn DellitrE) .
•
57,000,000
,iaenciei in all principal point, in ()Warta, Qu.q.c, Ifeeihtea, t'1. lb ,gtalot •f•
sill,w,5;57f40S' /Lqa.lrf,r.
A General Banking Business Trenseeted, Ferment' Notes Diseounted.
Deets lenu,b anti Collectiont; Made CM all poiute.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest allowed on delimits of 51.00 and upward:1 from ditto of deposit to date of
withdrawal and coinpounded half yearly,
SION'IAL ATTENTION M0E3 TO Tit CoM.KeTlox oe SALE Num.
Every faoility afforded Customers ta 0 dietetic°.
G. P. SCHOLFIELD, eltereotte.
,s,,,,.....s.tmotets=tusvvrInmetsvmartter.ruttran.
Horse, garden and stable to rent,
Apply at TUB Pose Publishing Hones.
le yoa want reliable plants, cabbage
early or late, cauliflower, tomato, celery,
N., call on Thos. Kelly. Ho has it fine
stock.
BABY DAY.. -1I. J. Strong is going to
photograph all babies two years old and
under that are brought to his Gallery
(over Standard Biotic) on Tuesday, June
70, ;free Of uhaege and present each
mother with one finely finished oabinet
photo. Dout miss this opportunity.
Those who oan come early do so as it
will avoid a rush.
550.00 roll A elliesici.—To create an
interest in the breeding of high-class
poultry, I will award a special prize of
$50.00 eueli to the person raising the
heaviest Plymouth Rook chicken !Well-
ing from eggs purehased of me. Ply-
mouth Rocks are unquestionably the best
breed of fowl known for the Canadian
fernier. Send for descriptive circular
of this valuable breed of fowl. IfIggs
for hatching, guaranteed fruit and true
to name, carefully packed in hesitate and
delivered to express company, 1)2,00 per
setting of 13. Address,
T. A. Wirearrs, Breeder of Ply-
mouth Hook Fowl Weston, Out.
A Montreal capitalist has cleared 570,.
000 in a Chicago wheat deal.
There is only one sudden death among
women to every eight among men.
Woodstock minstrels have been offer.
ed 5125 and free hall to go to 1Valkerton.
W. W. Hilborn,of the Kingsville Ridge,
has shipped 0,000 strawberry plants to
Manitoba.
The Methodist church at Tilsonbarg
is to be lighted with -15 inoandeseent
electric lamps.
Olinda has an egg -beater in human
form as he swallowed 30 eggs iu the space
of two minutes.
An uncultured oonviot in Kingston
penitentiary has engreved the Lord's
Prayer upon it 10 cent pieoa.
The Gould Bicycle Company guarantee
to locate in Ingersoll and employ 60
hands it given it suitable bonus.
John Edwards, it fanner living at Witt.
ford, had a ritle bati put through the rim
of his hat while at work in his fields the
other day by some unknown person.
Rudolf Shaffer, a prominent builder of
Ituutiugclon, Pa., after discussing the
prevalence of suicides with a party of
friends at an hotel there bet Saturday,
went into the basement of the building
and shot Mineola dying instantly.
Dr. Nagle, of the bureau of vital
statistics. says that so cosmopolitan has
New York become in recent years that
more than one hundred languages and
dialects are spoken in the oity.
The Earl of Durham has leased a
shooting ground 20,000 auras in extent in
the north of England. lf thee band were
put under cultivation it would furnish
ample support for 100,000 people.
av:C.A.M112.11312D,
Brneess—Teetee.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Blyth, ou May
23rd, by the llev. A. McLean, Mr.
James Burgess, of Brnesels, to Miss
Ellen Taman,
KEDU—DOTY.—At the Methodist ohuroll,
Oakville, on Wednesday, May 250,
by Rev. J. L. Kerr, Bei -meets, father
of the groom, assieted by Rev. Wne
Kettlewoll, of Norwich, and Rev. J.
S. Williamson, of Oakville, Rev.
Wesley E. Kerr, of Thaniasford, to
Miss Emma L., eldest daughter of
11,1r. P. Duty, of Oakville.
- - - - - - -
emzemp.
WATTs.—In ilionitton, on Wednesday,
May the 18th, James R. Watts, aged
26 years.
LIADrigNNY.—In Trowlnidge, on Monday,
May the 100, Ella, youngest &nigh -
ter of Mrs. Ilalpenny, aged 6 years.
Chunen.—In Grey, on Alay 290, Zona
R., only daughter of Donald Crarar,
aged 6 months end 22 days.
Iloene.—In Ease Wawanotab, on May
200, Thomas Hoaro, aged 72 years,
ezt.T...rzmee3Tes aez.a.mar.3Nexetel,
Fall Wheat 78 80
Spriug Wheat 77 78
Barley 35 40
Peas 57 58
Oats 28 29
Butter, tubs and rolls,. 18 00
Eggs per dozen 9 00
Flour per barrel 4 60 6 00
Potatoes .. 20 00
Hay per ton.. ..... ...... 9 00 10 00
Irides por lb 8 3a
spa per bbl., retad..,1 00 15
Sheep Blame each 00 1 00
Lamb skims eaoh 65 00
Apples par land 1 00 1 25
Wool 15 17
A ri
RST CLASS SET OF
Illaeltamith's tools for sale alt nrent
bargain, Call and got mien,
A, 31, BlcKAY & Co., Brussels,
.—_..._ _
OMB.
Tito Council nf the Cerebration of
the flaunty of Burma will »oo t in the (Muni
Itoltes Ondrieb, on '115180 DAY, 75s,
1802,463 O'clook p. nt
W. 5,0515
Hay 30th, 11112, _ Co, blork,
COURT OF REVISION.
• VILLAGE OP 811,USSELS.
tlitks tattoo that elt o Court Of Revision for
the Village of Brunets, for the year 1892, Will
be hold in the 'ems Rem, on
Monday, June Nth, al 7:40 p. 010,
011 persons interested will ploarit take
nOtice and aot aceordingly,
le 0.1051155, Clerk,
REAL ESTATE.
foARAIS FOR 8 A.LE.—THE
imitstogrn has several good Varna 10,,
sale and to re n t, easY torms. 111 ToWnshipS
ot Morris and Grey. ii. SCOTT, Brussels,
87-11.
rillOICE FARM FOR SALE,—
kJ Doing South half Lot 27, con.% Morris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Gooe buildings,
lin 0 young bearing orchard, Immediate pos-
session. Ailey Turom. Apply to
W. M. SIN CLAIR,
et- Solicitor, dui.,13ru seals.
'fit /IBM FOR SALE,—THE
nimsromin offers for sale the north
east quarto r of 151 08, concession 6, Morris,
County of Boron , ,'oiutintii 050 aaren. Tho
lend is of Orst (molar and In a high state of
cultivation, wen lenced nud under -drained,
41 acres aimed, Now frame ttosss,0 Teem 5,
/MIN boUS0 With concrete Nvalis, 2
good barns and shed, orehard, etc, Eight
mores of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins th o corporation of Brussels, Snit.
able tette will be given . Title perle at
J AMES GRIEVE, Owner,
36- Sealer th P. 0.
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
Ate tereio Miele and 12, 000. 13, Township
of Grey. County of Huron, containing 200
00105, 1110 property 0( 1110 late John Robert-
son, 105 acres (deem/ and free from ob-
structions, 15 acres hush, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared, Soil clay loam,
mostly ro Ding. Policed with straight rail
fe noes and watered by two wells and a
spring privil ego. Commodious dwelling
house, Nvitili large woodshed attached 1111E1
an excellent a eller under hou so. Two large
barns, stone stabling aud other outbuild-
fogs. rwo goot bearing nrchards, orna-
niontal trees and small fruits. 41 miles
frem Brussels, a lively town on the G. T, R.,
convenient to school, churches and post
ogle°. This property lies well, is it first.
oleos grain and stook farm and should be
Beau by intending parch items us 11 10 ann.-
ea 01 a bargain. For further particulars
apply to 1150. 250. ROBE aTtiON,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON, on
be pram Ise% or by letter to Oranbrook P.
0. 094
WALL PAPEN,
NICE, PRETTY, (100Ie CUEAP.
--
1 Wive in Stook lictwoon
5,000 and 6,000 Rails
for you to ultimo from end !Mother
Mont Mipented. au
WhaleVer yen do be BIM: Mid lee your
, Wall Paper at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
R 15 5 S 11 L 14,
LEgAl AND CIINViEVANDING. •
-1), L. TAYLORB
, ARRISTER,
.53 Is Solicitor and Conveyancer, (tollec-
tions mado, Ontoe—Yaestonealtiook, Roe.
Bole 21.01,1_ •
ixj M. SINCLAIR,
e V . Solicitor, Ponvoyeucer, Notary Pub-
ic,,tto. moo—Graham o Block, 0,01 ar north
of Pepper's 1) rag Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
- • —
DICKSON & DAYS,
(Labe with (Jarrow & Proud foot, Ocule-
i;ich ,) Barristers, Solleitors, Conn( veneers,
to Oilices—hrusaels and Nenforth,
llrtte-
mis 011ico—Up-stairs over Bank. Money
to Loam
100. 0)10 W. IL MeNCON
BAYAIANN,
• Auctioneer, 19 always reedy to at-
tend aides of farms, farm stook, ezo. Tonna
cheerfully given. Oranbrook 1,O. Sales
may be armload at Tow 1500 'Publishing
Rouse, nrussols.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Liconaed Anctionsor. Sales conduct
oil on reasonable tonna. Farms and farm
stock a stiovialty. Orders left s1 TI, Pow
P umishing Hon se, Brussels or sent to Walton
P. O., will receive prompt rearm time
AVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
BM OS 0,0 Auctioneer, I Inc prepared
to oond act sales of form stock at reascniable
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am In a position to •ell to
good marks awl got good security Irlien sold
on credit. Satisfaction gnarantood. Give
me a call. SS-
le S. SCOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
WT H. MoCRACKEN,
• 'Bearer of MarringeLloonsos, Oincie
at ills Grouery, 'rurnborry street. Brussola.
N. BARRETT,
• Tonaorial Artist. Shop —Noxt door
smith of A. 111, Macey & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and childrens hair cutting it simcialtY
A MoNAIR,
o Issuer of Marriage Licensee, by
QTOCK FOR THE DAIRY.— appointment of Lictut,-Goverunr. Conunis-
Miler, dm., Q. B. Conveyancer und Agent
For the couvenieuce nf those living piro fusorauce ogiaa 51 thc, cr.prook
at or near Blyth I have Maki arraugaineuts post °Igoe.
with Hr. Ron. Laidlaw, of North Ralf Lot
7, 0011. 0, Morris, to keep tor service during
tho euunner season ono of i»y ,7orooy Bulls.
The other win retinae at Brusseis as here-
tofore.
G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, dm.
p.1,ULL FOR 'SERVICE.—TME
Undersigned will hoop for service, on
lot 30, con. 6, Moretti, th o there...bred Durham
bull, °Sweepstakes." He has taken 4 first
prises and 1 second, beingboaten by the bull
that took 151 prise at the Provincial Show
Terms—To insure a calf sem, or 51.00 for
the season.
37.8m SAS, SPELR, Proprietor.
IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK-
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for services this
present season the Improved largo white
Yorkshire pig "Ready'. on lot 20, con 6
Morris, to whieh a limited number of sum
will be taken. Terms 51.00 to be paid at
time of servloo, with the miviloge of return-
ing if neeessery. Pedigree May be seen un-
cle applioation, ROBERT Niclion,
1511 Proprietor.
PURE BRED BOARS FOR SER.
viez.—The undersigned will keep for
service on north brat Let 20, con. 7, Morris,
a pure bred Berkshire Boar, boa by Mr.
ckul 00 01110 improved Chester White,
bred by 'rhos, George, Putnam from im-
Ported stook On both solos. Tills hog toolc
3rd prize at the Industrial Fair in a class of
17,101500, and lad at the 'Western ]?alr clini.t.
oleo of lg. Ilis sire took lot at the ufi
trial ln UPI. Terms 01.00 to bo paid at time
of supine with privilege el returning if 000'
055507.
05.11 SAMUEL WALKER, Prop,
VETERINARY.
T D. WA.R \VICK,
eY • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Yeterinary College. is prepared to treat all
cliseilkon 2 flnniostioated anhuale in a com-
petent =minor. Particular attention Paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and teerniary—tewe doors
worth of bridge Turnborry st„ Brussels,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
nistinetee,
FIRE AND MARINF.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clork of the Pourtb Dinsion Court
00.. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Laud, Loan mud foam,. ace Ag•ut. Fonda
invested and to loan. Collootions made.
01800 111 Graham's Block, Bruemds.
Oil, PAINTING,
miss elortes, of Winghtini, le prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. Senna
maybe ascertained at Miss Nellie Ross' store
where sampleS of work may be seen, Miss
Mule would also take a few more puree in
rp A. HAI -VEINS,
• Organist in St. John's Church, Brus-
sels, and pupil , in the Auto! Touching, of A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Vac., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either et Thos, Farrow's,
001001 01 Queen and Pilotless Stn., or if pre-
ferred, at their OWII homes, Terms under.
ate. 40 -
MEDICAL CARDS.
lieerAeirjtEbe'Ooliej)ge"of9;11Aylei'ailin,
and Surgeons of Ontario by ()gemination.
Officio uud Residence —Halo street East,
Ethel,Ontitrio.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
CY s, C. M., I, R. 0.p., Edinburgh, PI. O. I,
S. (Mt. Residence and aloe in Wilson'
Bleo corner of Hill and Turnborry SW,
DENTAL
JL rio INT 'XI to) UV
M. CAVANAGH, L. D.S., 0.0. S.
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and. of Toronto Ifni -
vanity. Owe/cr.—Over Pepper's Drug Store,
Brussels,
Farmers& Gardeners, 1
Savo your fruit trees and in-
crease your yield of fruit from 40
to GO per cent. by using the
COMBINED SPRAY P UMP
which eau ho soon at the Post -
office.
The Postmaster is the Agent
for it.
IIILO ES
CONEAME P ZION
OUlta.
fl2his GREAT COVGIT CURE, this
successful CONSUMPTION CURE, is
without a parallel in tho hiStoty of inedi.
eine. A:11 druggiets are nuthorimed to sell
11on it positive guarantee, a test that no
other mire Mtn successfully stand. If yoh
/Ave a Congle Sore Throne or Bronchitis,
nee it, foe it will etire yon. It your child
has the Group, or Whooping Cough, 'use
ib promptly, and relief is ante. If you
dread that interline disease CONSUMP.
TION, DON'T 2,111, to use it, it will cure
you or cot nothing. Ask your Druggist
for SHILOH'S CUR% rtiott 106,, 600.
and 111.0f If youe lunge are sore or back
laine,ttee ebiloll'S Porous Motet, 25o,
BANKING.'
NOTICE.
All parties owing the firm of
WINTON ci MoTASOART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Aro requested to call AT ONCE
and save costs as they aro
closing their business,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Creditors of Catherine Sheik, into of tho
Village of Cranbreolc, 00 the County of itur-
Oslo
martiodwomatO deceased, who died
on 0i:before the 50001101 day of Maroh, 1801,
end all others having claims against her es-
tate are hereby notified to send by post,
prepaid, or otherwise deliver to the under-
signed, 10xooutor 0( 1110 last will and testa.
talent of the said deceased, 511 Brussels, on or
Wore the 15110 'Pay 01 40100, 1802, their
Christian eittlilee and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, and full particulars of
their °Mims, stetemenie 53 their n000tints
ucl teensy 0( 111 soeuatiee 11 toy, hold by
them and in daimon theroef and innuotliete-
ly after the said Mai (ley 01 Juno tbo assets
of the mid doomed will be distributed
ainongst thoso entitled thereto, having re.
dant only to the eln.ims of Whioh notioo shall
nave boon given 05 above required, And
this netieei being given under the provisions
of Min Revised Skink's of Ontario Chapter
110, see, SO, the Bitoeutor will not' be liable
for the said assets, or Rely part thereof, to
any person Of whose claim notice Shall net
have boon received bY hire at the thne of
said distribution,
45,4 A, HUNTItlt,
Brussels. 1+104,11,'02. hi:041110r.